Seventh Circuit· 10/20/2006
United States v. Lock, Alfred
Citations
- 466 F.3d 594
- 2006 U.S. App. LEXIS 26004
- 2006 WL 2987111
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- absent clearly expressed Congressional intent to the contrary, the plain language should be conclusive
- absent clearly expressed Congressional intent to the contrary, the plain language should be conclusive
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Judges: Flaum, Kanne, Sykes
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- United States v. KingSeventh Circuit· 2007-11-13· cited 45×
- United States v. HinesThird Circuit· 2010-12-14· cited 34×
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- United States v. Tremayne JamesThird Circuit· 2020-03-09· cited 1×
- United States v. Sanchez, JulioSeventh Circuit· 2007-10-19
- United States v. King, Alan R.Seventh Circuit· 2007-11-13
- United States v. Garrett, ChazSeventh Circuit· 2008-06-10
- United States v. Berkos, DanielSeventh Circuit· 2008-09-09
- Johnson v. Blitt & Gaines, P.C.N.D. Illinois· 2015-07-07
Cites
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- United States v. Ortiz, JoseSeventh Circuit· 2005-12-12· cited 100×
- United States v. Barbara A. HarrisSeventh Circuit· 2003-04-08· cited 44×
- United States v. Patrick C. RoySeventh Circuit· 1997-09-29· cited 19×
- United States v. William A. EllisSeventh Circuit· 2006-03-08· cited 18×
- United States v. MooreE.D. Wisconsin· 2003-10-17· cited 3×
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